Blenheim baby found dead: Police confirm infant found on roadside was stillborn
“We would like to ensure she is safe and can receive any appropriate treatment or support.“We would also like to discuss options with them around the baby’s remains.”Police suggested anyone with information call 105.Shortly after the infant was found local iwi, Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Rarua, laid a rāhui on the area “acknowledging the people involved in the event, who were indirectly impacted, and so we’re here to support them as well”.“We all come together and share the load and the burden in terms of this,” Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Rarua pouwhakahaere/chief executive Shane Graham said at the time.“We don’t even know the baby or the father or whoever’s been involved, but it doesn’t mean that we don’t have our responsibilities to provide that manaakitanga and that support to them, because it’s in our patch.”
